On Friday I did a photo shoot for a band called Coastal Rise. It was supposed to be an outdoor shoot with beautiful light, a VW bus and awesome wardrobes, but the rain kept us from that. I went out of my comfort zone with "plan B" and took some indoor shots with a two flashes. The location was a hallway with a brown wall and wooden floors. I don't do this type of photography often, so C+C are very welcome. Thanks for looking!
The set is cohesive and the light is not bad on most, but I gotta say...the wardrobe choices take my eyes away from their faces, and the last one...hmmm, how to say this diplomatically...they look wet and bored, all looking in different directions (by design?).
jfinite wrote:
The set is cohesive and the light is not bad on most, but I gotta say...the wardrobe choices take my eyes away from their faces, and the last one...hmmm, how to say this diplomatically...they look wet and bored, all looking in different directions (by design?).
Thanks for the feedback! The last one was by design. It was my least favorite of the set, but thought it would be fun to toss in there.
The light feels a little harsh on them...the light illuminating the background is a bit strong and draws a lot of attention. The light in #4 has the most character.
for some reason..love the last one.
I see what you're saying about the harsh light. I think it's the PP. I upped the contrast. I used a gridded softbox, with a speedlite at 1/64 power, so I'm guessing its not the light, but the editing. However, I'm a sucker for contrast I think it pops!
I think it pops!